Burnout is a state of physical, emotional and mental exhaustion caused by chronic stress and excessive demands in the work context. It manifests itself through symptoms such as persistent fatigue, reduced performance, a negative attitude towards work and emotional detachment. Burnout can lead to serious health problems if it is not treated.
How can private Spitex help with burnout?
After a burnout diagnosis, psychotherapy, especially therapy programs for stress management, are particularly important. As a private Spitex, we help you to reduce stress and establish normality in the situations in which you need us. We can support you while you are still waiting for a place in therapy and provide you with reliable and competent support beyond that.
We help through:
Employment
We accompany you on relaxing walks, play entertaining games together, paint or engage in other stress management activities.
Coping with everyday life
We enable and motivate you to carry out everyday personal hygiene or household tasks.
Social environment
At the patient's request, we advise and involve the social environment to provide support.
Coping strategies
Development and familiarization with coping strategies for stressors, crises and anxiety.
Quality of life
We help to build and maintain quality of life. We support you in overcoming stress-inducing habits and developing stress-reducing habits.
Auxiliary work and household
If you wish, we can go shopping for you, cook or take care of other household chores so that you have more time for yourself.
We are here
No matter what, we are simply there for you, because sometimes that's all it takes.
Who covers the costs of burnout care provided by private Spitex?
After a medical diagnosis, the basic health insurance covers most of the costs (excluding deductible & excess) . We will be happy to advise you by telephone on these and other questions relating to burnout.
